Barindra Kumar Ghosh played a crucial role in establishing a prominent revolutionary organisation in Bengal during the early 20th century.
The organisation founded by Barindra Kumar Ghosh was the Anushilan Samiti. It emerged as a significant secret society focused on achieving Indian independence through revolutionary means.
Established initially in Dhaka and later having a major center in Calcutta (Kolkata), the Anushilan Samiti aimed to train revolutionaries and organize acts against British rule. Barindra Kumar Ghosh was instrumental in its activities and ideology.
The other options, Sadhana Samaj, Brati Samiti, and Swadesh Bandhab Samiti, represent different organisations with distinct origins and objectives, not directly founded by Barindra Kumar Ghosh as the primary revolutionary body.
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